Looks like its tenth summer. It's day one.
Where our classic henley is clean and structured, this one is its worn-in opposite: stone-washed cotton with visible fade variation, relaxed raglan sleeves, and a short placket pared down to the essentials. The whole piece reads like something found, kept, and broken in over years — Japanese vintage-reproduction style, done as a tee you can wear tonight. Washed black or washed olive.
Key Benefits
- Stone-washed finish — real fade character, different on every piece
- Raglan sleeves — the vintage athletic construction, visible in the seam lines
- Minimal henley placket — quieter than a full 3-button front
- Loose, relaxed cut as shown
- Two washed colors — black, olive green; S–XXL
Why It Works
The wash does the styling for you — layered over a white tee with denim in the photos, it carries the whole Japanese-Americana look with zero effort. Washed black is the versatile one; washed olive is the piece people ask about. Compared with our clean henley, think of it this way: that one dresses up, this one dresses lived-in. Different jobs, both henleys.
Product Details
- Material: washed cotton
- Colors: Black, Green
- Sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL
- Henley neckline with short placket, raglan short sleeves, loose cut, woven interior label
Fit & Sizing
True to size — your usual size gives the relaxed drape shown.
FAQs
Will the fade look exactly like the photos?
No two pieces wash identically — the shading pattern varies slightly by piece; that's the point of the finish.
How is this different from your other henley?
That one is a clean, structured 3-button henley; this is the washed, distressed, raglan version with a shorter placket.
